Nunn Media welcomes three new clients

Nunn Media

• The AFPA launched a new campaign calling for one billion trees to be planted by 2030

Nunn Media has announced the addition of three clients to its roster as it follows continued investment in its people ad service offering.

The Australian Forest Products Association (AFPA) has appointed the Sydney-based media agency.

The peak national body representing the resources, processing, pulp, paper and bioproduct industries across the forest products value chain, launched a new campaign calling for one billion trees to be planted by 2030 this week.

Anker, a high-end charging and innovator of smart devices for entertainment, travel and smart homes, has engaged Nunn Media to build its brand and drive sales.

The final win for Nunn Media is Harley Heaven, the leading Harley Davidson dealership network in Australia.

This comes after Nunn Media Sydney announced it had made five new hires across account management and planning as a result of new business wins in February.

The wins include Silversea Cruises and global children’s entertainment company Spin Master for its portfolio of brands including Bakugan, PAW Patrol, Hatchimals, Kinetic Sand and Air Hogs.

In October last year, Nunn acquired fast growing performance agency, Alley Group, further boosting its capabilities across search, social, programmatic, e-commerce and digital creative.

Chris Walton, managing director of Nunn Media Sydney, said: “We have started the year as we finished 2021 with a number of new business wins on the back of sustained investment in our people and products, and being able to demonstrate clear business returns off the back of growing marketing investments by ambitious brands such as the AFPA, Anker and Harley Heaven.”

Nunn Media has annual billings of more than $330 million and its clients include Bendigo Bank, JB HiFi, Haval, 13CABS, American Tourister, Godfreys, Amcal, and Smile Direct Club.

The 100% privately owned, Australian media agency specialises in integrated strategy, planning and media buying, and bases its business model on with clients and media vendors built on trust.

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